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n.
1) to enter, file, lodge, make, put forward, put in, submit; establish; press; substantiate a ~ (she filed a ~ for compensation)
2) to lay ~ to; to stake, stake out a ~ to
3) ( esp. AE ) to jump ('steal') smb.'s ~
4) to contest; disallow, dismiss, reject; dispute a ~
5) to forfeit; give up, renounce, waive, withdraw a ~
6) to settle a ~ (they settled their ~ out of court)
7) an excessive, extravagant, unreasonable; fraudulent; legal; moral; outstanding; prior; specious; undisputed; unsubstantiated, unsupported ~; competing, conflicting, rival ~s
8) a disability; insurance ~
9) a ~ against; for; on; to (she submitted a ~ for damages against the other driver; there are many ~s on my time; he has no ~ to the estate; a ~ to fame)
10) a ~ that + clause (the ~ that he could reduce taxes proved to be false)
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v.
1) ( E ) she ~s to own this property
2) ( L ) he ~s that he was cheated